A CORPUS-BASED ANALYSIS OF PHONETIC VARIATION IN THE PRONUNCIATION OF ENGLISH LOANWORDS IN SOUTH KOREAN MEDIA
This study investigates the phonetic variation in the pronunciation of English loanwords across different media platforms in South Korea, focusing on how these variations are influenced by media type, genre, and audience demographics. The research reveals that traditional media, such…
CROSS-LINGUISTIC PHONOLOGICAL INTERFERENCE IN ENGLISH LEARNING: EVIDENCE FROM SPANISH-SPEAKING CHILDREN
This paper explores the pronunciation challenges faced by Spanish-speaking children learning English as a second language, focusing on the influence of native language and cultural factors. It analyzes the most common phonetic errors, including vowel substitution, consonant mispronunciation, and difficulties…
EXPLORING SUBTITLE TRANSLATION IN FILM AND TELEVISION THROUGH CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION: EVIDENCE FROM MODERN FAMILY
With the development of economic globalization, cross-cultural exchanges between China and the West have become increasingly frequent. A large number of excellent foreign film and television works, as an important medium for cross-cultural communication activities, were introduced to China and…
DISCOURSE OF GREEN DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA’S NEW ERA: A CORPUS-ASSISTED HARMONIOUS PERSPECTIVE
This paper examines the discourse and underlying ideologies of an official white paper called “China’s Green Development in the New Era,” utilizes a corpus-assisted method within the framework of Harmonious Discourse Analysis (HDA) from the perspectives of people-orientedness assumption and…